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Bruce Peninsula
National Park
Bruce National Park, located on the Bruce
Peninsula, which almost cuts off Georgian
Bay from Lake Huron, is a patchwork of limestone
cliffs, beach and ancient forest scenery..
Learn more in Bruce Peninsula National Park
Point Pelee National
Park
Point Pelee, a 10-kilometre
sandspit stretching as far south as the
northern border of California, contains
one of Canada's smallest but most unusual
national parks. Learn
more in Point Pelee National Park
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Fathom Five National
Marine Park
Fathom Five, Canada’s
first national marine park, consists of
20 islands
to the north and east of the Bruce Peninsula,
130 square kilometres of surface water,
the ecosystem reaching 200 metres below,
and the park’s tiny landbase at Tobermory
Harbour. Learn
more in Fathom Five National Marine Park
Georgian Bay Islands
National Park
Composed of 59 islands
and shoals, this tiny park is part of the
largest group of fresh-water islands in
the world. Learn
more in Georgian Bay Islands National Park
Pukaskwa National
Park
Ontario's only
wilderness park, Pukaskwa National Park
covers 1880 square kilometres of rugged
terrain and frigid water along the rocky
north shore of Lake Superior halfway between
Sault Ste. Learn
more in Pukaskwa National Park
St. Lawrence Islands
National Park
Located in the heart
of the Thousand Islands, St. Lawrence Islands
National Park, with about 9 square kilometres
of land area, is the smallest in the Canadian
system.
Learn more in Pukaskwa National Park
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